Liveframe Reviews 

We've been using Liveframe for our monthly Sunday Suppers — a recurring gathering that brings together friends from across the Pacific Northwest. Not everyone can make it every month, and that used to mean they just... missed it.

Liveframe changed that. The friends who couldn't be there could still see photos as we posted them, share pictures from wherever they were spending their Sunday evening, and feel like they were actually part of the night. There's something really lovely about getting a photo from a friend in Tacoma while you're sitting around a table in Portland.

Easy to set up, and our least tech-savvy friends figured it out without any help. It's made our little scattered community feel a lot more like one.

I used it for an event of a local flea market. I was able to use the app to not only capture moments with pictures but also videos. I was also able to see other vendors update throughout the event.

I’ve been using LiveFrame for a while now, and it’s become one of my favorite places to share what I find out in the wild. I spend a lot of time digging through flea markets, estate sales, and odd little antique shops, and LiveFrame feels like it was made for that kind of discovery.

What I love most is how easy it is to post without the usual friction of traditional social media. There’s no pressure to perform or build a brand. You can just share something interesting you stumbled across, whether it’s a strange old photograph, a piece of forgotten ephemera, or a perfect mid-century object that somehow survived the decades.

As someone who genuinely loves sharing flea finds, this matters. On other platforms, those posts tend to get buried or feel out of place. On LiveFrame, they feel right at home. The audience seems to appreciate the same sense of curiosity and history, and that makes the experience feel more like a community than a feed.

The interface is simple and focused, which keeps the attention on the images and the stories behind them. It’s refreshing not to deal with endless ads, algorithms, or noise. Just people sharing things they’ve found and care about.

If you’re into thrifting, antiques, or just documenting the small, interesting things you come across, LiveFrame is absolutely worth trying. It’s one of the few places online where sharing feels genuine again.

We used Liveframe for my daughter’s wedding and again for a women’s retreat . Loved the user interface and usability. Easy to share and project photos with very little hassle on the user end. Generates excitement and engages guests in a fun and memorable way !